A roundup of the latest employment opportunities printed in Develop magazine

Jobs in Develop this month

Disney Interactive Studios
* Programmers / Development managers / Artists / Animators / Designers
* Brighton
Having recently stepped into European development, Disney is looking to grow the base of staff at its Brighton office. The company is looking to find good people across all disciplines at all levels for next-gen development.
Email: jobs@distudios.net with BR911 in the subject line for more information


Rebellion

* Animators / Artists / Programmers / Designers / Producers
* Various locations
One of the largest independent games developers in Europe, Rebellion is looking for a number of staff to work at its Oxford, Banbury, Liverpool and Derby offices. The company hopes to find animators, programmers (particularly those with industry experience), artists, designers and producers to bring even more innovation to its games.
Email: send CV only to vacancies@rebellion.co.uk

Geomerics
* Senior Programmers / Programmers / Technical Artists / Project Managers
* Cambridge
New middleware company Geomerics is expanding as its lighting technology brightens up next-gen games, The company has a wide range of roles suitable for junior programmers through to lead level with experience of graphics, special effects, animation, physics or general engine programming.
Email: send your CV to jobs@geomerics.com

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